And Meanwhile: Durham

Yes, John Durham is out there and he's busy. Thomas Lifson has some fascinating coverage of Durham today: Australian media reporting that US Atty Durham has interviewed Alexander Downer.

Follow the link for the details, but ...

Durham has interviewed Alexander Downer, the Aussie "diplomat", intel operative, and Clinton errand boy. He has also interviewed Erika Thompson, the Aussie intel operative who was involved in the Papadopoulos setup, as well.

Sky News of Australia "interviewed" Downer about all this, and Downer was defensive and decidedly mum:

In an interview with Sky News on Sunday, Mr Downer dodged questions about his role in spurring the Russian collusion investigation. 

Mr Downer said he would not talk about the meeting in London’s Kensington Wine Rooms in 2016 which set off the chain reaction resulting in the investigation. 

“There is now in the United States yet another inquiry into this and (Australian Prime Minister) Scott Morrison has said Australia will fully co-operate with that inquiry so that’s what the government is doing and so the plan is to say nothing during the course of that inquiry,” he said.

Full cooperation--that's what we want.

Briefly Noted: Papadopoulos Promises To Publish Emails

It looks like things will continue to happen, new revelations. This evening George Papadopoulos is promising to publish emails between himself and Erika Thompson, whom he characterizes as "Alexander Downer's Australian intel handler"--highly unlikely to be the actual situation, IMO, but, whatever. Erika Thompson, of course, is the Australian "diplomat" who contacted Papadopoulos in London and arranged for him to meet with the top Australian diplomat--and FBI/CIA informant--in London.

George Papadopoulos‏

@GeorgePapa19

I will be publishing emails between myself and Alexander Downer’s Australian intel handler, Erika Thompson, over the next few weeks detailing the extent the Australians were actively seeking to sabotage Trump and his team with fake stories.

4:31 PM - 16 Mar 2019

This will no doubt be a further embarrassment for the Australian government--our "allies". It will also move Barr's whole "spying" narrative further along in the public consciousness, while Dems play their games in Congress.